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TWO LEAGUE GAMES
FOR PENN THIS WEEK
I tfeet Yale Wednesday and
91 n . SrtttirJnv Fmir
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Teams Win in Saturday
Contests; Quintet Defeats
Columbia
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P
'$ WIGHT teams representing the Unt-
f lnst the best In their class Satur-
diy, ana ei ma uuuiuc., . ..
.iPierlcs. tw suffered reverses and ene
e, ts opponent. , The ether team,
rack, was divided into two .parts, one
fliewjnic in Baltimore and the ether In
K.w Yerk. Like the ether teams,
Robertsen's made an excellent showing
Vhe monetable of all the victories
a scored by the basketball team. which
Mistered a leajrue victory ever Colum
ns Temmy Awell'M knockout punch
Mrned a 4-te-3 win for the boxers;
J.nmy Sexten's greaf play gave the
ft. Js a win ever Yale. 7 te 3 apd
X ' time captured a wcond-divislen cricket
Vt rub CUP. xne lencern ncc u.v w
k t c M , I. T, In a series .of. thrilling
, bouts because of, the great work of
i Cavers, of the Red and Blue team.
; The wrestling team iui a ti
i .. rwneii. And the freshman swim-
4 mlng team was swamped by the Prlnce
l ten clubs. Geerge Brender was the
principal place-getter ler renn in iu
Baltimore meet, the veteran taking
.AAn1 In tfin linnmrnn shot-nut.
t Over In New Yerk Welch and Savier
5 surprised a hlg crowd by finishing first
, ' and second, respectively, In the 76-yard
rinsli handicap. Larry Brown took
I fourth place In the-mlle run In Getham.
y Busy Week for Quintet
Anether busy week faces Captain BUI
l Grave nnd his mates Id their fight te
bring another Intercollegiate basketball
' title te their alma mater. Twe league
games, the first time this season, are en
.' Mhls week's schedule. Wednesday night
v tlic Bulldog quintet, last-place holders
I but pliiylng much better basketball than
; nhcn I'enn met them first this year,
will be the party of the second part at
i New Haven.
Saturday night Cernell, the conquer-
. ors of Penn at Ithaca a week age, will
be the attraction In Wcightman Hall.
, After lending at half-time by a point
and coming within a point of tying the
figures against Dartmouth Saturday
night, the Ithacans were forced te bow
x In defent by five points.
Since the nddftlnn of Crabtrce and
Cnpren at the guard pests, Cernell has
shown a remarkable improvement In
& tenm play. ,
A victory ever Cernell will put the
Kcil nnd Blue In an excellent position
for the games with Dartmouth and
1'rinceten, which fellow en successive
fiaturdit h.' The Zahn brothers have a
, gntne te ploy nt Princeton that will
mean much te Penn. V victory for
fleerge. of Dartmouth, will give Penn
the odds In the championship battle,
while a win for Hill, of Princeton, will
mean that the Tigers will come here en
fivi'n, tcrniH with Penn If they also de
fent Cernell.
Walter Huntsinger's great playing
was in the main responsible for the
victory ever Jee Dcering's Columbia
fie, 25-te If. The light but speedy
Hunts sent the leather through the net
fix times In all. four of the sextet com cem
Iiik In the first half.
Itefuse Tourney Invitation
It was learned this morning that
Penn hnd refused an Invltntien te com
pete in the national basketball tourna
ment In Indiannpells te be held next
month. The dates of the tourney con
flict with the last two games en the
Penn schedule, which was the reason
filen for turning down the Invitation.
Coach Allcman, of the pole team,
trlpd out .Tack Bridgeman at Ne. 2
pe"-t and the recruit worked se well
with Captain Jimmy Sexten and Dlnen
Jlmt the trio defeated Yale. 7 te 8;
The Bame was one of the hardest fought
of the year with the Bulldog team ever
dangerous. Fierce riding and excellent
tic of the mallet in the final period
rained the verdict for the Red and
Itlue. Sexten led in the scoring with
four genls, Bridgeman had two and
Dixen one.
Scraps About Scrappers
e JHTl .J'Hr4msn. WL" b0 " th plac of
T "f'M'Cinnit the Nerthalda A. C. At
nnllc City, tonight, ncatnat Al Warner Me.
.urn la jufferlnn with an attack of In
fluenza. Harry Jacknen. the aher promoter.
Is i-nnlMent that Hartman. who hva ben
Ipln hJtnlf in aharn. will prove a oed
ubstltute. Other matchea en the aama "ard
j re hddle Dempaey v. Johnny Lundy.
.ljiekle Iiahel vs. Pat Deeney. Bebby Burna va
llu.My Daly and Al Waltera va Skinny
Jee Nralth. Temmy I.euthran'a trainer and
ninnaeer. will have hla young-. St. Menlca'i
chime In the ntteat of fettle tomorrow
I'Uht for tilt with Dryan Downey at the Ice
P..bce. This bout will be the attrfe.t ti.t
Mt for the premlaln Seuth Phlladelphlan.
J" . ' ;n.nnal Battllrur Leenard meets
ill Ulna; Mack In a return bout. Other
bouts; Jim Helland va. Jack Herman. Jee
JtlKlile a Hei Senmen, and Eddie Demosey
s. Veuns Mlcltcy.
Temmy Ryan, of McKeeapert. Pa., meeta
.Tee Durnmn. of Chicago. In a twelve-round
Nut at Louisville, Ky., tenliht.
ILirnev Caltahnn, New Orleans feather
-lBht, la In Phlladelbhla. He a belna- I an
illf.1 by nr. J. J. Shalet. who dSein't bar
iinv one at 120 pounds en behalf of Cal.
Lilian.
Inlinny MrT.nualilln of Smoky Hellew, la
t-c-ltlng Inte condition. In, about si week he
NU! be ready for heuta with Al Verbecken.
Jwi Welsh, Darby Caapar and Phil Kaplan.
St. Menlea'H Catholic Club will held lis
llilh annual ameker In the school hall
' iMitrenth anil Kltner atrteta. tonight, Lei,'
1m Her. Temmy Leushran. Jee Tlplltz and
J 'riy Kid Brown are te appear In exhlbl
i "lie.
Ullle Oreen will make his third appear
ii neu in six days when ha anawera the bell
I'.-alnst Al Tex. at the Auditorium en Thura
ln night. Orecn ! one of the cleverest
no Bated boxers In Philadelphia. Ullly sii.
-rmn has arranged ether beutB ua te.
1'iWi: Henry Hauber ia Lee Dillen, Willie
ilmnaa is. Oenrge ltuaaell, Willie Nelsen va
'lmeyyJSr!keY "" an" Sam"'y rr"" '
,..''rri I,.HW Coast featherweight boxer,
who haa becn making nutte si hit In New
l.,K. m",1, "va'le Philadelphia ihenly.
Dinny Uedilmtm la lining up oppenenta for
f;M""ien;VL0eerdaCt011 " BPa"rn' Wr,n"
. 1 l.l'r. "J lrttT In the fiperta Depart
"' hn Bbe I'ikme I.RHOBB for
J 'My Welnstelii and Marcus Williams.
Inlinny Ketchull. who boxed several tlmea
b ' ""''''""own Club, la preparing t. ge?
Ml ,,""u "l'len- ." own te meet Willie
Man 0' Wat's First
Feal Is a Bay Filly
LeNlncInn, Ky., Feb. 27. -The
I'M foul by Muu e' War, Samuel
I' Riilille'H super-horse, arrived
Ji'Meiday at Iluylimds Stud here.
I he lut born of the famous mcu
iK'ii-e l n bny filly out of Jlnnjuf
r.idf by DisgulM'. MiiMjiierdde I I
ewueil by M,., Kiddle.
WSTS'W!
Their
Beb Pulleyn at Tep
of College Scoring
INDIVIDUAL SCORING
iri.M
Feal
goals Pelntt
P ayers and cettec goats
rulcyn. Columbia, r. B..18
Cullen. Dartmouth, r. (.. B
Luther, Cernell, r. f 13
Grave, I'enn, e is
Leeb. Princeton, r. g. . . . 14
Uaither. Yale. ,. f.,".... u
Huntilnrer. Penn, I. f . . . is
04
OS
44
81
30
9
80
Tb
TO
01
OS
87
80
86
34
33
30
Millar.
1tMMaa .l..
Dartmouth, r. .. is
Sprlnghern, Columbia r. f It
Malcolm, Dartm'th. I. t.. 10
r. f...
IT
Jjeaenaat. Penn, I. f te
Berkslew. Cernell, I. g. . . ,ie
tjeyper, Vale, c I..' a
Oeldstelnj Dartmouth, e.. tt
wen. Columbia, e.... u
Jeffrlfi, Princeton. I. f... B
Kernan, Vai r. g e
Hlppe. Cernell, e 7
Mullen, Columbia, 1. (,... 7
Urabtrce, Cernell, ..... 7
Vegelln. Penn, I. g 0
Clalnea. Princeton, 0 0
Miller. Penn. r. g 0
Shaneman. Dartmouth, 0. 5
Dessen, Penn, r. f a
Wedell, Columbia, r. ... a
Perter, Cernell. I. f 3
Haas, Tale. r. f a
Capren. Cernell, r. f a
Moere, Dartmouth, r. f. .. a
Kellly. Columbia. 1. g. . . . a
Cenklln. Yale, r. ..".!" 2
Wlttmer. Princeton, I, ., 1
Ueldblatt. Penn. l.t..... -1
TEAM SCORINO
Team ' Wen Lest Pts.
Pennsylvania .. .5 1 13s
Princeton 4 1 123
Dartmouth B 3 1H0
Cernell 3 4 -135
Columbia, 3 s 140
Yale 0 0 84
311
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16
10
IB
14
14
14
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12
10
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6
8
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0
4
4
4
3
Opp.
Pts. P. C.
JUtf .033
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180
184
1TB
1S2
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ELEVEN PHILLIES
T
Nine Pitchers and Twe Infield-
ers in Greup Leaving
Here at 8:38
WILHELM IS OPTIMISTIC
By EDWIN J. POLLOCK
rpHB Phils go Seuth, geographically
x speaking, tonight. They have' been
traveling southward In the percentage
tnblp for the last few seasons, but to te
night they will be moving toward the
Equator with hopes of climbing North
ward In the wln-and-lese accounting.
Irving flilhelm, who starts his first
season as mannarer of the, Muti mu
year, and Bill 8hettsllne, the business'
v .1 n K, , n?7 hMlr HecIt nt .thu
ISOrtll Philadplnhln Ktntlnn i-nen.l ,..
8:30. The Pullman nests will be occu
pied nt 8:38, when the Jacksonville Ex
Press Is due te leave these parts.
The express will net -poke Its Iren
nose Inte Leegburar. Fla. nmi i. .
Ie.!fs ym .have te change nt .Tacksen-
i"e ,Ier l,,e ansn ncress the State te
the site of the training camp. The Phils
will arrive nt Mnvnr AfrTvanxIfl'u nn.n
en Wednesday.
Manager Wllhelm was optimistic to
day regarding the Phils' chances lu the
nuumiui jjcasjue erunll.
BuUdlng Ball Club
"We 'are buildlnsr n hnii eii.K t....
with the Phillies,". he said, "and I
believe you will sec a club with a dlf-
fcreS.t.Il,r,,t. durln' the 1022" season
in Philadelphia. I'm net predicting n
pennant - winning combination, and
won't even mention first division, but
I'm convinced that we will be able te
get out of the cellar and go higher than
seventh place if concentrated effort and
the best baseball we can produce wtl1
get us there.
We have some geed young pitchers
here and some dependable veterans. The
return of Art Fletcher will help the In
field considerably and steady the young
fellows. We have a geed outfield and
I'm sure you will find the Phillies out
there this season fighting In every in
ning, 'v'
Bill Shettsline, who selected Leesburg
ns the training camp, had a few werua
te say about the town.
"I've been down te Lccsburg nnd it'e
a right smart place te train. They are
building us a ball field with all the ac
commodations of a big league grounds.
The weather never varies and when the
sun doesn't shine, the town folk have
a holiday. I might also mention that
they are very few holidays."
Nine Pitchers
There will be eleven athletes In the
party. Nine of these are pitchers nnd
the two ethers infielders. Mnnugnt
Wllhelm. Business Manager Shettsline,
Widow Conrey. the new coach ; Trainer
Miller nnd Dr. Wlttmalcr also will
make the start .Seuth tonight.
The pitchers included In the srenp
nre Lee Meadows, .Tlinmy Iling. Stnnlej
Bnumgnrtner, C. Bebnu. Wally Bettn.
C. Snover, Lefty Sullivan, Geerge
Smith and Lefty Welnert. The In
fielders are Wrlghthtene nnd Parkinson.
A number .e'f catchers and pitcher;
have been Instructed te be in Leesburg
en Mnrch 1 und it is likely thnt some
of .them will bent the main body of the
Phils te the camp. The following have
been ordered te 'report at Leesburg:
Henline. Peters and WItherew, 1 ateli
ers; Hubbell, Winters, Pinte, Seilg
wick. Singleton, Morgan nnd ApperHen,
pitchers.
The following have been instructed te
appear net Inter than March 8: Leslie,
Smith, Rnnp. Itlchbcrg. It. Miller, Wil
liams, King, Lee, Lcbourveau and
Wnlker.
It Is likely that Art Fletcher will re
port some time next ucek. IIu hns just
been reinstated by Judge Landls and
has net been signed as yet, but will talk
terms in the Seuth.
Havana Entries for Tuesday
First race, for thrie. ear-olds and up
ward, claiming, puree 700, 514 furlengs:
l.ady Ivnn 110 l'rlinlthe no
Teny Ill Kernnn lis
Kavensn MB Nerma J leT
Idily Ivllt 107 Mabel Heynelds ..107
Cel. Llllard 11", Thombleom 11B
nurley HrHylvaiie Us
Second race, for threc-yeur-elda. clnlmlnir
PViee 1700, 0 furlongs;
Airganan i.i xtnneau lis
Cofeorrnn les Aleae inn
liveliest M Mn, Oruudy ,,,,ini
Anltii Springer .. in Mary D ma
Pulrulltv 108 'Nneml IC ni
He'en Majer .... Us Aunlmr 112
Third rac, four-enr-elda and upward,
claiming, purse ISOO, 1 mlln and BO yarda:
Stanley 101 Tenv lienu jet
Ooed Ill Qelden Chance. ..113
Tiiwasentha 10
Fourth rnce. four-venr-elds nnd nnu,a,i
claiming, purse $700 1 mile nnd BO yards' '
r-airsninii t", -I'unuy van ins
Habv Fnuat is PalrnndWanner 103
Altamaha, ,,.,, ,110 Jehn J. Pnaev.,,110
dunrdMniin .....101 run Hunley Ill)
McAiloe ..110 Mlsa Hilarity .. 07
Lieut. Win. J. rarel no
Murray 102
Fifth race three-year-olds and imwarrf
purse fflne, 1 mlle: '..
frame v - -"nver aieuse ,.,,iet
AVhlppet J'-' Tlcare mi
Hutchinson 101 Hnnilel ...., pa
Mlvth race, throa.iear.elda Hml nnu.r.1
clalmliiB purfe 7in l mile and B0 yards-'
GO SOUTH TONIGH
-l. line I'cur ... ". -.'iiiry ure ....... 07
Tnrnscen ins HuiKer 105
Win or Quit 110 Majer Doine ....110
Itey Hniils .t,....10" Cni'lnln Ueai ....UO
Al'lirepllce allowance of .1 pounds claimed,
Wvuthcr clear. luicK litiisy,
n 1 t 1 it . .,, . , , ,., ,
ytvTgTMiwtiygyfflysrWWgr wi 7 u.,r;.fM, .fT--zr?7fv ,-xr ..m,,, , , ., , ,y j, .,jnn?
Practice ter" the 1922 Campaigh in Their Texas Training Cawi
First
MACKS PRACTICE
HILL CLIMBING
First Workout of Athletics in
Eagle Pass Marred by
Chill North Wind
JOHNNY WALKER REPORTS
Bpectal Dhpatch te Bvtntne PubUe Ltietr
Eagle Pass, Tex., Feb. 27. The Ath
letics have started their 1022 -ups and
downs. This morning Mack nnd his
lieutenant, Danny Murphy, ordered the
squad te start, for the bnllyard via the
hobnail expresi. The walk this morning
Wasn't half go bad only three miles nnd
downhill but the players didn't leek
ferwnal te the dritl uphill after prac
tice with enthusiasm.
Cennle plans te make the ups and
downs a dally feature of the training
of his hopefuls for the campaign of get
ting out of the cellar when the season
opens.- The rush for the dining room
nt neon will net be In the nnturc of
first come first served, for Cennie has
premised his athletes that they can ride
te and from the hotel nt noontime.
A cold, chill north wind that blew
ever the town made the first day's prac
tice anything but an enjoyable one for
the pitcjicrs nnd catchers. Cy Perkins,
the acme of catching perfection, wns out
early admonishing the youngsters nnd
even the veterans against working their
whips with tee much abandon. Fuhr
mnn, the new catcher, denned his togs
nrid caught several of the rookies.
.Tehnny Walker, who played first base
last year, but who is due for a receiving
pest this season, reported today .and
went into action after the usunl round
of handshaking. Johnny snys he Is In
for a grcnt season and that he has en
tirely recovered from the Injury that
Inld him low last year In Cleveland.
Johnny O'Neill, a rookie twlrler, re
ported along with Johnny Walker.
The Mackmcn did net rench here last
evening until supper time, and while
they were dusty and ,erc from the long
journey were full of pep. The town
turned out en masse te welcome Cennie
and his charges, and In the party at the
station wns Pitcher Rey Moere, who
came from his home in Austin, Tex.
Itey wns a trifle mixed In his dates and
arrived a day ahead of time.
The party of tourists consisted of
Catchers Perkins and Fuhrman nnd
Pitchers Harris, Hasty, Heimach, Nay Nay
ler, Kckert, Suillvan, Leftus, Yarrisen
and Olllngcr.
Chaperoning the squad with Manager
Mack were Trainer Dec Ebllng nnd
Secretary Heb Schrecder. The infield -irn
nmi nnlflrldprs nre semcu'herp In
Alabama tenialit and are due te null In
here tomorrow night, se that the squad
...!. aV aVn tin svtmttlrara fit W All M iWf 1 a
UUgUI, IU " tUlilJFlV W MJ VUII-.PIIUJ
morning's workout.
JOEY LEONARD WOULD 'PAY'
TO GET STARTED IN RING
Champ's Brether Will Second
Midget Smith Against Oelment
Joey Leenard, Champien Benny's
brother, today wns -t'illinz te "pay"
Matchmaker Scotty Meutelth te f,pull
out" some one and put him In ns a
substitute at the Olympla tonight, se
thnt he could set started In the ring.
"Gee, I'd like te bvx tonight," smiled
Joey, who Is in Philadelphia te work In
Mlrgct Smith's corner ngnlnxt Mickey
Delmont In their scheduled eight-round
bout nt the Seuth Brnnd street arena.
"Yeu knew, Benny has been post
poning my entrnnre Inte the ring every
six months, ami I suess I'll have te
break In some time while he is nwa.v
from home. I could de se tonight, but
Scotty tells me it would be impeMI1e
te take any one out of the show," said
Joey.
Delmont nnd Smith hnve chnllcnirpil
Buff, but the champion Iibb net as vet
I.J..1 l.l dnn.1 !.. I.a.. ..l.. 1 i--
Iiuiiuvu (UB wcttu tiiui. uu n icmiy iu IflKf1
either en .in a tilt for the title. The
Newark lad holds a Knockout vlcterv
ever the titleheldcr. He finished Buff
In a Jersey iity ring two years age,
before Johnny ascended te the ban
tamweight throne.
Hughey Hutchinson nnd Willie Green,
local boys, will meet In the semi-final
of eight rounds.
Al Verbecken nnd Recky Smith will
square off In the main preliminary. The
ether bouts will bring together Oeergie
Russell and Jack Bunny and Bebby
Wolgast and Al Gorden. .
Killed In Automobile Race
Iliirnea Alrra, Fb. 27. Cayattane TY
(Wchl. who r!ilmicl te held the world's
moiercycia record rer tweite neura riding,
wiih killed eeU"rdayln aji automobile rare
between 13une Aires and nosarle when the
car In which he wan acting as a mechan
Iclan was overturned. The driver of the
car, which was one or twenty-two competing
In the race, was net seriously Injured
Tedesrhl's motorcycle record was made laat
December when he covered 874 kllemetera
200 meters In his twelve-hour ride ever a
suburban circuit.
New Orleans Entries for Tuesday
First race nurse 1100(. alleances, te-
,er-e'ds, 4 furlemra:
(n) MrtrJMe Weed. 101 In) Mnacette ....inn
Prince of Umbrlu.lfln I)-ir!e 10.1
Miss Brettenham.inn Prince K VJ3
Hambene 10U Rnrk Ili'
Uidv Dess ten Anita Hampton ..I""
Carm. Pantaires,.10T Athlete 100
, (a) J. M. Gcedj entry.
Ftarnml mem. nurxA tlone. rliitmlticr. thran.
vear-elds and up, 0 furlengs:
Pretender
ion I'niianuerer i".
Pannman . . .
I.ndv Mildred
t'lnht lll'.l ...
Imn Hey ...
HukIe JIarch ,
Dorle ,
F.uzey
.in iiriaht I.mnis ...III
,10t T'-ie Decision ....inn
.107 'Murphy 103
.101 Midnight Stories. n-J
. mi Plute 101
. nil Klrah inn
.ion noie nn
Third rare, purse tloeo, rl.ilmlng. three-ear-eda
and up. 8 furlongs!
Plnntoen fl.1 Turnabiiit 1(11
nnnere lllue ns Car mn
ItHKnzza 10a Twe Pair tOi
Surmount ll Alse i-llulble:
Miss Dixie 04 'Vnn SjIWii OR
North Kliere HI Dm-e n:
Moae 10S Tltanln . ...... OR
Sandalwood 101 Serblsn 107
Chief Ilarthel...len
Keurlli race, purrs $1000. nllnuancea, feur-rar-ilda
and up. 1 mlln nnd 70 ynrda;
Wynnewood Ien Trnnlula loe
Incec IIT WauKeag 104
Pasteral Hwaln ..110 rr.-n ,.,,me
Valer 110 Gain d C.iuie ...102
lllft Hun 110
Fifth raci. purse IROne added, for three-ertr-elda
and up, The Mardl Urns Handlcup,
l'i miles:
(a) Slippery Elm. 103 (te cjuy r.'l
(di Cestlg.m n Asnnened IflS
(d Ilrethrrly Ine.l02 Saiffls of Pleasure.lln
(b) Gourmand ...110 riv nosh ttn
naleneur I'S Valer Ilii
IUsen Das ...lull (r) Tem Hare, Jr.lOJ
m) Irish Kiss . ..US Mannum 1i4
Pit 100 (e) llnltiil Verde,. V.M
niarneystenn . (d) Oray Oablea . ,103
Hjiiku, OUik 105
(a) Sunnylund Stable entry. (bV Phillips
nnd Cunnlffe entry, (c) Clarlt entry, (d)
Daniel Croaa entry.
Sixth race, purse S1000, tliree-year-elda
und up tl furlenns. Murines' Handicap:
Irlah Dream ... .11.1 Hadrian let
111. Rlclcenbarker.122 CcntlliSler 122
la) Tableau d'Hen. 11.1 " ,. K'linelacan ... n
in). Dltner K. ...lltl Knet Uraaa 07
Hefapl Ill
(a C. Druinhfller entry.
Seventh race. PUrae S1000 rlatmlnr. IK,,.
rnr-elda and UP. 1 1-10 mllea:
Hnnnen 100 n-ait. I.ee ei
Th Wit . Itejal Duck ....lis
wait noun ..iuuiii f'nitnrui ,.,,104
ill t.ilie 10U Cllnchlleld 04
Panay tee I'eiu-y C let)
MVirnien Klder ...112 Si-eurgenian ...,leu
Diummend 107 Hetrlim-tun
luinl 10.' bid I.nrk
AVeather cledi : truck heavy.
Apprentice uliownnee of flve
pounds
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Quaker Heavyweight Shows He
Has Wallop by Knocking
Out Black, of State
RESEMBLES THE CHAMPION
Hy LOUIS H. JAFFE
' TACK DKMPSEY, of the T'nlverslty
?l . ...
O 0f Pennsylvania students, struts '
around In the vicinity of Tldrty-thlrd
street nnd Woedlnnti avenue in tnc
twenty-ycnr-eld person of Temmy
Cewell, Philadelphia born and bred.
And, In a way, the lS.'-peund Red and
Blue boxer resembles the world's
heavyweight champion. '
Penn's besV boxer, like the Mnssana
Mauler, Is tan-skinned, hucd se ns a
result of his several sensens' beach beach
fmtrel duties at Atlantic City. He pos
sesses the prominent square-like fea
tures of Dempaey. Is built vlrtunlly ou
the name avmetrtcal lines of the world's
... . . .. i
best fistman, and In the ring Cewell
seiinres off somewhat like the title-1
holder. r
Today Cewell is being mentioned
among the Bed and Blue students even
mere prominently than the professional
heavyweight king, heenusc Temmy
pulled a Jack lmpw en Snturdnv ,
nitcrnoen, nun nun in "iui
a vlcterv ever Penn State by a mnrgin
of one bout. 4 te .1. Cewell stepped
Wayne Black in the second round.
Easy for Cewell
With the score three all Cewell nnd
Blnck teetl the scrntch In the seventh
.i .i t.ii ,!. rri, pn
hie- hev. with nntches ever both C.ves as i
iiny uiLiuiiii, linn-... ...v . ,
the result of a previous punchfest nt , CTRAYFR'S lne neat Huaineaa Scho
Kf' In' SE S5 "rerl'l ' kiL
easily outbexed Blnck, and shortly,"
after the start of the second a bcautl- aaaaaaasa i
fully timed one-two punch kifeckcd the
State man for a loop. vaia,ia-aaaM.
That wallop also served te break the
cheerlng-less rule or college nexitig. ine
Penn rooters 1000 in number were
up en their feet immediately and noisily
proclaimed Cewell the here of the hour.
During the previous matches, however,
ether than the spirited handclapplng be
tween rounds, there wns no wild dem
onstrations, and it proved that boxing
bouts enn be enjoyed without a let of
hulahaloe.
Oilier Penn mittmen who shaped up
nicely against the State scrappers nre
Corden Burkett, US; Ccerge Bensen,
135, and Johnny Lukns, 10(1. Kach of
these boys, with the exception of Ben
son, wen his mntch, nnd Geerge wni ,
defeated by Tem Vnsllin only after the
Judges hail disagreed and Heferee Wil
liam II. necap hnd ordered another '
round. Although Bensen had scored ,
two knockdowns in the third period,
Vasilie came out imirh stronger for the
xtra session nnd manage' te outpoint
fhn Pennsylvnnian.
fihanln Is Victer
,
Lawrcnen Clinnln, 12.". nntl llorhert
Toyler. 175. ncre the ether Stnti- win-
nor-?. Tlip lntter, nn clenpntetl Inrt. din
iilnycd it iluudy left jnb, and while his
opponent. Oconto. Krct,s, continually
rilMiL'd him, Tajier snccuciictl in hevplng
the Qnnker oil unil wns nn easy winner
nn points.
The innovation here of having the
referee ofiielntc outMde the ring attain
proved Micecxsful. All of the boys heeded
the lr.MructieiiH mid cautions of Mr.
Kecnp. pe that nt no time wns it neceh
Miry for the referuu te disnunllfj' a
boxer.
With the lnjce turnout at Weieht-
man Hull en Saturday nnd the close and
Interesting competition there lt no rea
son why boxing should net prove suc
cessful as a collcglnte sport nnd seen
become a major pastime at universities.
ST. LOUIS STARS ABSENT
Hornsby and Feurnler Net
at
Brown' Training Camp
Mobile, Ala., Feb. -7. An eleven
liming tic'prnctlce giime featured n
Htrenueim workout which Mumigir Leu
Feld put members of the iirst con cen
tlngent of the St. Leuis Americans
through yeMerdny at the team's train
ing camp, I'ltrlier "Dixie" Davis, who
has been reported a huld-eut, appeared
at the camp esterday, indicating that
he had ceme te terms.
The second squad of the local Na
tionals arrived teduy nt Orange, the
Cardinals' training site, making forty
pluyers -there. William I'erttcn, u
pitcher, is suffering from influenza en
the coast, whlle Hegers Hornsby,
stellar second besemnn, and First
ItanPiiian JncijueR Founder ure absent
from the ennui beeiitiRu tliev imvn ,i...
tlHijiij'd llt'JU cmitinctH.
Three Philadelphia players will
train with the Giants at San An An An
toneo. They are Heward Berry en
the left and Billy Black en the
right. In the inset Is Jim Clancy,
whose Iwme is In Mcrchantvlllee
but always regarded as a Phllly
product
STANLEY PEARSON RETAINS
SQUASH RACQUET HONORS
uecai wizara eapmres cnampien-
nimlr ThM?i Cev8KCU''-ve I!m';
Baltimore, JIu teb. lit. Stanley
W. Pearson, Philadelphia squash-
racquet wizard, still reigns -nnreine in
the United States. He successfully de-
fended his title yesterday by defeating
At.f X-....I...1I r--..i ".."
t'itleilerr and Coe ,e7 I'wcrv. of n
ItnltlnierB Athlefle rinh. Mni-vlnn.!
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Sltntn nlinmnlnn I., ll.n ,-,.,., I., ( .1.
Hnnnl tnnri ni.ient 1 iu tl l.iJ,Vi.
tienai tournament. It is tile tllinl con-
Seciltive time thnt Pearson has wen the
singles championship, but his artistry
uas never mere evident than at present.
Ills playing wns swift, sure ami sen-
sntieual, each nintch being taken in
straight sets.
Phlladclph a racqueten wen all four
of the reiuninlng matches against the
hoi
itiiitimeri! .iiiieiic iud representntlvcs.
W. H. T. Hulin, Jr.. who cave Pear
son considerable of a battle in the re
cent championships nt Philadelphia,
leek three out of four sets from L. M.
Bellicre, the local youngster.
Anether mnteli u'titel, nrii.litnn.l .nlAn.
dial action during the morning was that
in which S. P. Clnrk. of Philadelphia,
and W. H. Iluclgins. of Baltimore,
enme together. Clnrk wen the decision
with three out of thu four sets.
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THREE LOCAL BOYS
Tl
Billy Black, Heward Berry and
Jim Clancey en Way te San
Antonie Camp
INDIANAPOLIS GETS LATTER
The New Yerk Giants nre speeding en
their way southward te the training
camp at San Antonie, Tex., and en
beard of the World's Champions' spe
cial are three players from this lo
cality,' known te every semi-pre fan.
They are Billy Black, the former
Hnrrewgate lnfielder, and who plays
with a number of local basketball
teams; Heward Berry, the cx-Penn
athlete, nnd Jim Clancey, a southpaw
hurler, of Slpriihantvllle, N. J., who
pitched for Swarthmerc for three years.
Black, a youngster, Is one of the best
fielders in the city, and his friends pre
dict that the "kid" will make a hit
with Jawn McGraw. He led the Vir
ginia League shortstops for several sea
sons, and he Is expected te make geed
as utility lnfielder.
Berry was with the Giants last sea
son as an outfielder, and there wai
considerable surprise when he bearded
the train nt North Phllly yesterday
with Bill Black. Nothing had been
heard from the football and track star
since McGraw sent him an Invitation
te return te the club.
He left the Giants last fall te coach
Hamilton College football team, and
It was taken for granted thnt he had
l.lrt hoeehnll iwIIpii. Hrnrpvpr. the lure
I of the spangles proved tee strong nnd
1 h rlpclrleit n loin the Giants.
Jim Clnncey will only put In the
training trip with the team. The Mcr
rhnntvllle boy hits already been award
ed te Indianapolis, of the American
Association, in pnrt payment for Ralph
Shlnners, the outfielder Clnncey is
a former Swarthmerc athlete, a three
letter mnn, being a top-iietelier in bnse
bnll, basketball and football. He wah
recommended te McGraw by Kddle II
llnms, the local manager.
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